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Our study programs are practice oriented, and maximum 20-30 students are accepted for each program.
University programs taught in English
Why apply now?
Study with the champions
We are proud that our alumni and current students have won 211 Olympic gold, 136 silver and 159 bronze medals.
17:1 student-faculty ratio
Our low student-to-faculty ratio guarantees a quality education.
3500+ students
Our students benefit from the university’s state-of-the-art sport facilities, internships with global sports federations, a vibrant student life, and a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Experience 101 years of excellence
Our university, founded in 1925, offers a unique campus experience where a century of tradition blends with modern excellence.
Benefit from 50+ global partners
We have partnerships with global sports organizations, including the International Olympic Committee.
Join our international community
We have a diverse student body coming from 60+ countries. You can make friends easily at various student events.
Explore other countries
We have university partnerships in 40+ countries, and we provide short and long-term scholarship opportunities for our students.
Budapest is a global sports hub
Budapest is home to the headquarters of World Aquatics, International Fencing Federation, International Judo Federation, and more.
Our global partners
Our students & alumni
Máté Koch
studies BSc in Sports Coaching
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Olympic gold medalist, fencing (2024)
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World fencing champion (2023)
Zoltán Kammerer
studied BSc in Sports Management and MSc in Sports Coaching
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3x Olympic gold medalist (2004, 2000)
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1x Olympic silver medalist (2012)
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3x world champion (2006, 1999, 1997)
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7x European champion (2007, 2006, 2004, 1999, 1997)
Viviana Márton
studies BSc in Sports Coaching
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Olympic gold medalist, taekwondo (2024)
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World Championships silver medalist (2025)
Kornél Dávid
studied BSc in Sports Coaching
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NBA player, played 109 games for Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Toronto Raptors, and Detroit Pistons
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EuroLeague silver medalist and national champion in Spain, Lithuania, and Hungary
Luca Ekler
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studied MSc in Sports Coaching
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professor at HUSS
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Paralympics gold medalist, long jump (2024, 2020)
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Paralympics silver medalist, 400m (2024)
